Luke Stierwalt puts up a shot against the Seneca East defense. Photo by Doug Hise.

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Kevin Shields
Sports writer

With Hunter Harrison out with injury, St. Joseph Central Catholic's 6-foot-4-inch junior post has had to revert back to inside duties from a year ago this week, instead of becoming more of a wing player as intended in the preseason. And his challenge Friday night was to shut down Seneca East's 6-4 post Ben Hahler.

Williams was more than up to it. He and the Crimson Streaks' defense held Hahler to seven total points as SJCC ran roughshod on the Tigers in a 62-38 Midland Athletic League victory in its home opener inside the Thunder Dome. ...